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    Why Are Egyptian Startups Moving Headquarters Abroad, in Droves?

    This migration is not just a matter of convenience.
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    For African Startups, Monthly Reports Are a Necessity for Landing Follow-on Funding

    With the capital environment becoming more competitive, 72.2% of surveyed investors confirmed that they have ramped up their reporting requirements over the last 18 months.
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    The Rise and Fall of Crowdfunding Platforms in Africa: Why More Startups Are Looking Overseas

    This preference for foreign-based crowdfunding platforms speaks to the challenges local ones face in meeting the needs of fast-growing startups.
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    Tired of Equity Deals? Meet the Growing List of Investors Backing Revenue-Based Financing for African Startups

    Rather than surrendering equity or taking on high-interest debt, founders can receive loans based on future earnings and repay them through a percentage of their monthly revenue.
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    Tunisia’s State Startup Fund Looks Beyond Capital City Tech Elites

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    The transaction is designed to allow SunCulture to recycle capital that would otherwise be tied up in longer-dated customer receivables.
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